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Old 05-23-2018, 10:14 PM   #17 (permalink)
jcp123
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Beater Echo - '00 Toyota Echo
90 day: 42.67 mpg (US)

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Originally Posted by Vman455 View Post
The way I (and others, like goofy1) read the rules, replacements for stock parts (air filters, tires, other wear items) are fine, but as soon you do something like change tire sizes, add a different intake, grill block, alter bodywork, etc. you're in a modified class. Goofy1 had a K&N canister intake on his Mini, and that put him in Modified with no other changes to the vehicle.

This event was a blast, and will be again next year I'm sure. You should totally do it!
Hmm yeah, I'll be borderline. Depends if I stick to simply upgrading stuff as it needs replacement anyway, or if I start picking up cheap parts as I find them (body bracing, etc.), and what I end up doing for winter tires. My thought had been to run winters on the stock steelies and run something else during the summer.
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